Katie Fehrenbacher
Axios
Katie Fehrenbacher has been a journalist covering climate tech for the past 15 years, and is currently the Climate Tech Reporter for Axios. She has been a journalist for GreenBiz, Fortune, Gigaom and Red Herring and her writing has appeared in publications like Bloomberg, The Guardian, and The New York Times.
Electric buses and trucks play a leading role at GCAS
Companies, cities, states and regions make big commitments to buying electric fleet vehicles at the Global Climate Action Summit. Read More
10 transportation and city startups you should know
Meet the tech startups featured at the California Climate Cup, one of the many affiliate events tied to the Global Climate Action Summit. Read More
Design is the key to the self-driving challenge
Who will teach autonomous vehicles how to interact with pedestrians and passengers? Read More
Meet 5 startups working on big energy ideas
They're all part of Plug and Play, one of the rare Silicon Valley incubators with an explicit sustainability track. Read More
Meet Tesla's unicorn
Jerome Guillen has had a hand in every from developing the Model S to designing the EV maker's unusual assembly line. Read More
UPS is developing an electric delivery truck with a startup
The electrification of delivery is emerging. Read More
A big day for Bloom Energy and distributed energy
Bloom Energy's CEO and founder says the IPO opens up the next chapter. Read More
Introducing a frequent flyer program for ground transportation
Will a rewards program help cities and companies nudge residents and commuters away from single occupancy vehicles? Read More
Uber's flying cars are no joke
Two-dimensional transportation is so 20th century. Read More
The final stop for EV batteries from Hyundai, Kia, Toyota, Nissan and BMW? The grid
Automakers are starting to test the long-time vision of giving these energy storage technologies a second life in demand response and other applications. Read More
